I’m only 15 so I can’t order anything online, I might be able to buy books from a chain book store, though. Any useful websites?
I know there’s so many dialects, which should I learn? Should I start w/ the alphabet?
If I learn one dialect, & communicate w/ someone who speaks another, would it be that difficult to understand? How easy would it be to learn another form if I already learned one?
You should start by learning Standard Arabic first, then it will be easier to learn or understand dialects.
I am going to Egypt but I don’t have the money to pay for Arabic lessons. Do you know any way I can learn it with out falling asleep?
go to google and type in arabic words and phrases and click on anything that says arabic words and phrases. after that they will give basic words to learn in arabic translated in english!
I would like to move to Dubai in about five years and though I know English is spoken there, I’d like to learn Arabic. I have zero knowledge of Arabic beyond the alphabet. What resources would be best for me? Should I begin with standard Arabic?
their telecommunications and media is in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), but I would recommend learning just Egyptian Arabic, because its the most widely used and known. (76 Million users)
to begin any language, i usually recommend pimsleur’s audio program, or just take a class at a school.
I'm a freshmen in high school that wants to add new language to the curriculum at my school. The choice is between Arabic and Hindi, which are ones that I've always wanted to learn. However, I have to be able to defend one of them at the school board meeting. I already have information on them but I'm wondering which was has the most advantages in today's economy, world, society, pop culture… etc. Please tell me what you think and very detailed!! Links would help. Thanks so much.
I know this is of no use to you, but I find spoken Hindi to be an amazing language to listen to, almost poetic in its structure.
Where can i learn Arabic on the internet? Or could someone teach me it? the Writing as well as the speaking
I can't believe no one mentioned http://www.arabicpod.net It should be on the top of the list
I'm a freshmen in high school that wants to add new language to the curriculum at my school. The choice is between Arabic and Hindi, which are ones that I've always wanted to learn. However, I have to be able to defend one of them at the school board meeting. I already have information on them but I'm wondering which was has the most advantages in today's economy, world, society, pop culture… etc. Please tell me what you think and very detailed!! Links would help. Thanks so much.
Go for Arabic, they have all the money, and you might even end up with some. They do not dance very well, but with all that loot who needs to dance, right? Hire a dance group, and sit back and enjoy
I want to learn Arabic before I join the army becuase if you are proficient in another vital language the pay is considerabely more. I just want to know how long it takes to complete the 1st 2nd and 3rd parts of the program in arabic
To learn quickly and get a valuable and effective assistance you need to learn Arabic with an Arabic teacher and as much as possible and the best way to do that is to join the live video online Arabic classes with native Arabic teachers on http://www.arabicollege.com where you will be free to learn Arabic and attend the class whenever you have free time during your day so that you will be able to study Arabic online and daily where you choose the time and you would be learning Arabic from home, this would give you a considerably noticed quick results.. i'm learn arabic through Arabicollege for five months now and i'm very good at it, it think you can learn it much quicker if you want to , with taking more than one class a day, cuz with them you can register with full unlimited access 24/7 , with naive arabic teachers..
Best Wishes.
im interested in languages, so im thinking of learning arabic becoz the letters are really curiouse.
what do you think about it?
Arabic will be a very difficult language for you to learn, especially if this will be your first new language. It will be difficult because it is not a latin based language like english or spanish. If you want to learn it you can but it will take you longer to master the concepts than it would to learn, say Spanish or French, because there are very few similarities between English and Arabic.
I'm a sophomore in college and I'm thinking about what to do with my life and I possibly do want to work for the federal government doing counter-terrorism work. But I don't know what languages I should learn. I was thinking about learning Arabic but my friends who study it say it's insanely hard. So I was thinking about learning Hindi/Urdu because I'm Indian so I have some background in it already. Should I go for Urdu or Arabic? Or should I try Persian?
persian Yakkk.
ok already you have background in urdu, cuz hindi and urdu are close, but arabic it will help you A LOT .. first in working with the federal government, 100% arabic you have to pick cuz it is highly demand there, even in U.S they are all turning to arabic learning instead of russian.
i am learning arabic for 5 moths and sure it is hard cuz of the letters shapes, but tell what language is not?? i was difficult at the beginning then it is fun and i discover a lot in information about arab world and their culture ,
i recommend this site for you:
http://www.arabicollege.com
i am learning arabic online in LIVE classrooms with native arabic teachers 24/7 , where i can take my classes any time i prefer, with full unlimited access, beside you will got to learn with multimedia classes and you can practice your language through practice conversation with a large number of colleagues from all over the world , if you wanna try it first you can take the three days free trial..
so, all the best.
Spanish is my mother tongue, but I think I have mastered English a bit more. Would Arabic be a hard language to learn? even if Spanish is basically 30% Arabic?
HI,
First ,, any language except your mother tongue it will be hard for sure, and arabic of course cuz it has totally different letters than Spanish or even english..
but the method of learning any language it decide whether it is easy of hard to pick up this language.
This site: http://www.arabicollege.com
it will help you a lot to learn arabic from scratch, you can learn arabic online in LIVE Classrooms with native arabic teachers who are available 24/7 , that means you have unlimited access to the classes any time you like , you can even take 24 classes in 24 hours. beside there's multimedia classes and you can practice your language through practice conversation with a large number of colleagues from all over the world, in 3 months you will be good at it, but in 6 months wil be able to understand native speakers, read and write the language, if you wanna try it first they have 3 days free trial.
So, my best wishes for you.